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“Having grown up around motorsport, you could say it’s in my blood. I’ve always loved the speed, excitement and sheer thrill of racing, but just as much, I love the way racing cars look.
There’s an aggression and sense of purpose to a race car that you simply don’t see on the road. Every line, vent and detail has a reason for being there. Nothing is unnecessary; everything is designed around performance.
It’s that combination of drama, engineering and purpose that has always fascinated me!”
–Jamie Thwaites
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Land Rover Defender
CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS 2022
Built by Bowler for the 2022 Land Rover Bowler Championship, this rally-ready executive SUV is powered by a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine that delivers around 300HP and claimed victory in the inaugural Bowler Defender Championship in 2022.
Mclaren M8F
HSCC
Instantly recognizable in its iconic JCB livery, this iconic vehicle is the most celebrated McLaren M8F in existence. It first made its mark in the 1972 CAN-AM Championship and has found its home on UK racetracks ever since.
It is an undeniable powerhouse, boasting an 8.5L Chevrolet Big Block V8 that delivers over 850HP. With its pedigree and performance, the M8F is currently leading the pack in the HSCC Thundersport Series.
Mclaren M8F
HSCC
Instantly recognizable in its iconic JCB livery, this iconic vehicle is the most celebrated McLaren M8F in existence. It first made its mark in the 1972 CAN-AM Championship and has found its home on UK racetracks ever since.
It is an undeniable powerhouse, boasting an 8.5L Chevrolet Big Block V8 that delivers over 850HP. With its pedigree and performance, the M8F is currently leading the pack in the HSCC Thundersport Series.
Porsche 911 GT3 Cup
Historic Masters
The Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (997) has a strong racing pedigree, having competed in the 2011 Porsche Cup GB before taking on challenges in series like Britcar.
Currently competing in the Masters Historic Racing Series, the 911 GT3 Cup (997) is powered by a 4.0L Flat 6 engine that delivers around 510HP and stands out on the track with its eye-catching Penthouse livery.
Porsche 911 GT3 CuP
Historic Masters
The Porsche 997 GT3 Cup has a strong racing pedigree, having competed in the 2011 Porsche Cup GB before taking on challenges in series like Britcar.
Currently competing in the Masters Historic Racing Series, the 997 GT3 Cup is powered by a 4.0L Flat 6 engine that delivers around 510HP and stands out on the track with its eye-catching Penthouse livery.
Alfa Romeo TCR
ARRC
The race-tested Alfa Romeo TCR was originally driven by Aiden Moffatt in the 2017 British TCR Championship before competing under the Romeo Ferraris banner.
Now a fierce competitor in the UK’s Alfa Romeo Championship, its 1.8L 4-cylinder engine producing around 380HP has helped to secure plenty of victories.
Alfa Romeo TCR
ARCC
The race-tested Alfa Romeo TCR was originally driven by Aiden Moffatt in the 2017 British TCR Championship before competing under the Romeo Ferraris banner.
Now a fierce competitor in the UK’s Alfa Romeo Championship, its 1.8L 4-cylinder engine producing around 380HP has helped to secure plenty of victories.
Ferrari 488 Challenge
CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS 2020
Competing in the Ferrari Challenge UK in 2019 and 2020, this exceptional machine is powered by a 3.9L V8 twin-turbo engine that delivers an exhilarating 670HP.
Blisteringly fast and powerful, it claimed victory in the inaugural Coppa Shell Championship in 2020.
Ferrari 488 Challenge
Championship winners 2020
Competing in the Ferrari Challenge UK in 2019 and 2020, this exceptional machine is powered by a 3.9L V8 twin-turbo engine that delivers an exhilarating 670HP.
Blisteringly fast and powerful, it claimed victory in the inaugural Coppa Shell Championship in 2020.
